Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-29

Humboldt's Successful Fair
lCcPy'4gAt, 1887, by tie California associated Press
RoHNERvILI.E September 28th-The second
Gay OF the Ninth District Agricultural Associa-
tloh opened with a better prospect than the
lrst. The weather is hot and the crowd is in
creasing. ~" u - Al
>, The races to-day were as follows: The trot-
1tiiig u race, three minute class, was won by Maud
Z. Time, 2:i6, 2:i214.
The twO-year-old trotting race was won bv
silver Shield. Time 2:56, 303sl
lhe threequarters of mile and repeat run
nipg, 1 was won by Stoneman. Time 1:i9s4- LIS
Ihe proceeds at the gate the first day this
year were fifty per cent. more than on the first
day last year.
Weston's Body Recovered,
tCopy19ht, 1857, 6ytse California Associated Press
CHICO, September 2Sth.-A telephone from St.
John, Colusa county, says the body of yonng
weston, drowned on Sunday, was found near
where he went down.
Los Angeles Notes.
lCopy9glt, 1867 by G.e California associated I,ess
Los ANGELES. September 2Sth.-Tbe report
that dissatisfaction exists among the Southern
Pacific employees in this city is unfounded AS
slstant Superintendent Muir states that no dissat-
isaction exists.
Nine cars of exeursionists arrived to day. and
another large train will arrive this evening
pubic meeting was held to-day on the
project of building railroad from Salt Lake TO
Los Angeles, at which many prominent citizens
upon, and another meeting will be held to-nor-
70" TO incorporate.
The Boss OF Borrowers.
Copyright, 1857, by the Caior7,ia 4ssociatea Press.
SAN JOSE September 2Sth.-At 10 O'Clock tbis
morning Louis Bartel entered the barber-shop
OF II. Holsworth, demanding loan of money
which was refused. Bdrtel then fercely at
tackled Holsworth During the struggle Bartel
secured a pistol from HolswOrth's pocket. The
latter fled to rear room as Bartel fired, and the
ball went through the door into the street mar
roWly missing lady passing. Mansfield. who
him, missing him. The desperate man was
then secured, and is in Jail. He was formerly a
bootblack in San Francisco.
Lost Half His Ear.
Copyrlght, 1857, by tie California Associated Press
SANTA Rosa, September 2Sth.-To-night, in
front of the Occidental Hotel, Mart Rollins, a
h9rsetralner nor, ira had difficulty with Joe Cooper,
VINO has been working for him, about wages
which Cooper claims Rollins owes Hot words
passed between the parties, and Cooper made a
ihotieh 10 strlke Rollins, when the latter struck
the former With a large stone, completely cut
tlng his lett ear in two 4 warrant was issued
for Rollins arrest
Ex-Governor Bartfett's Estate.
san FRANCISCO. September 2Sth-Columbus
Bartlett and Arthur Rodgers tl.is morning filed
IN the Probate Department of the Superior Court
lhe last will of the late Governor Washington
Bartlett, by which they are appointed executors
Inc Will disposes OF property worth, according
10 the estimate ofthe executors, S63 600. It con
siss OF real estate in this city worth SD OOO real
estate in Santa Cruz county $1,000, personal
property worth $4,000 ard money in bank ST.
800 The property is bequeathed to deceaseds
brothers, nephews, pieces and friends.
M Il. Church South.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 2Sth.-The Annual
conference OF the Methodist Church South con-
vened this morning in the Centenary Church
ON Bush street. Bishop r. h. IIargrove presided
O. IN ISbO aivh ht1--fi
bers of the conference present. L. c.. Renfro
was reelected Secretary; a. Il. Reams Assist
ant Secretary, and ". c. Fields Statistical See
retary.
a Brute Gets His Deserts.
Copyright, 1887, by the California ,ssociateel I,sss.
DowNIEvILLE, September 2Sth-Michsel Cher
baneau, convicted on Wednesday of last week
OF attempted rape on the little twentv-seyeu
months old daughter of Mrs. Graham OF Sierra
valley, was sentenced this afternoon by Judge
howard TO fourteen years at San Quentin.
Santa Barbara Fair.
lcopgight, 1887. by he CaIto17;;a issoci,ed Press
,o,A;s sAHTs BAanAE, September 2sth.-The Nine
Ieenth District Agricultural Associations Fair
oPeHeu thls morning with large representa-
lou Ion from Lompoc and the northern part of the
county President Low delivered the opening
addreSS which was followed by promenade
concert. The races and the fair will continue
till Saturday night.
Suicide OF an Unhappy Husband.
lc9py1ght, 1857 By tie California associated Press
HEPPNER, September 2sth.-Elisha Sperry
aged - years, son of Hon. J. B. Sperry, suicided
to-day, by shooting himself with rifle. Cause,
an unhappy marriage.
General Howard Among tho Veterans.
Copyright, 1857, by he California associated Press.
SAN RAFAEL. September 2sth.-Generalo. O.
howard delivered an address here tonight Mt
Gordon's Opera House and was Afterwards err
tertalned y Mcdowell Post e. A. R. with n
campfire at the wigwam. The veterans had a
grand time, and the old commander enjoyed
himself hugely.
a San Jose Strike Ended.
Copy7iJt, 1857, By tc California associated Iressl
SAN JOSH, September 2Sth.-The cigarmakers'
strike, winch begun on Monday morning on
account OF the refusal of employers to adopt the
new schedule of rates submitted by the en-
ployes is at an end, the men having decided to
resume work under the former schedule The
difference between them was very slight but
involved reclasSification of the work.
y Little Girl Burned.
Copyright, 1857, By tie California Assoc;aea Iress
SAN JOSE, September 2Sth-The little daugh
ter of Mr. Spellman was playing with matches
last night with her brother, when her clothing
took hre and she was dangerously burned before
help arrived.
Death of Nevada Pioneer.
lCopyigt, 1857 by lie California ls.9cice,l Press
NEVADA tITf, september 2Sth.-P. Sutton an
old and prominent resident and owner of sutton
ranch, died last night OF typhoid fever Pc
ceased came to this county i'll 1850. He was
sixty years Of age aud leaves widow and
Two children. " no are now in Canada
a Railroad Survey Camp.
Copptg4,. 1857, Gy the California Associated Press.
SAN LUIS OBsPo, September 2sth. w. r
story, Jr, Chief Engineerof the Southern Pacific
branch, and party arrived this morning and
went into camp about five miles from town
The railroad survey between this city and TEN
pieton viii be made Immediately and the feas-
ibility Of Cuesta Pass ascertained
Preparing for Excursiopists.
Copyright, 1857 by ate California 4ssociatel P,,1
FAIRFIELD, September 2Sth.-Extensiye pre-
paratfons are being made by the Local Board
OF Trade for the reception of Udell 4 Co. S ex-
cursionistS.
MoRE WINERIES WANTED-The YoIo
Democrat, in speaking Of the vintage in tha.